Not even if it's torn to shreds and thrown out.
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I'm lucky that the Sharks didn't rip me to shreds.
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Syria's army has been torn to shreds by civil war.
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Have you ever thought about ripping your workplace to shreds?
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The regular pantyhose, however, tore to shreds with minimal pressure.
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But that also means you wear your bralettes to shreds.
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Colbert's video ripping said book to shreds, meanwhile, is free.
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No, we don't rip anyone to shreds on the podcast.
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She could rip everything to shreds and metaphorically slaughter people.
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And second, that beam of electrons tears biological material to shreds.
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I will rip to shreds the Iranian — catastrophic Iranian nuclear deal.
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The kid is literally torn to shreds by the greedy crowd.
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Unless, you know, you want to tear her vagina to shreds.
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You're ready to rip things to shreds and start over, Virgo.
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Oghi's body, to put it simply, had been reduced to shreds.
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Safe to say, dude's getting torn to shreds online for this.
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The previous season, Juventus tore Messi's team to shreds in Turin.
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Well, that happy family got torn to shreds by the media.
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Meanwhile, giant robots were chainsawing other to shreds in a Japanese shed.
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Rip people to shreds because you're allowed to, therefore you're supposed to.
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Instead, Trump is actively trying to rip the Ohio GOP to shreds.
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While the family was safe, their house had been ripped to shreds.
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First fantasy: Democrats will tear each other to shreds in vicious primaries.
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You would be ripped to shreds, before you even entered that wormhole.
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And then Brady began to methodically rip the bad guys to shreds.
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Mao Zedong, in his "Four Olds" campaign, tore classical landscapes to shreds.
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They reveal islands torn to shreds, whole homes washed out to sea.
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Fuck eating the rich, let's just let them tear themselves to shreds.
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Shiny and new, sent from Earth, torn to shreds by the Martian storms.
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By contrast, Leadsom's CV has been ripped to shreds by the mainstream press.
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Yet we're too busy ripping Cotillard to shreds to give Jolie any compassion.
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"It tore my timeline to shreds," says Dorfman of her breakup from Murray.
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Thousands of fish are ripped to shreds along the Brooks River each July.
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It didn't matter if my brawlers were getting torn to shreds every mission.
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Immigration has always been the issue that has torn its members to shreds.
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Gather friends, roll up your sleeves and pick it to shreds for tacos.
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His campaign will rip them to shreds, and his victory would be epic.
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So that's one positive review of EA — before I rip them to shreds [laughs].
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Cramer's bearish thesis on the stock was torn to shreds after this latest quarter.
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According to witnesses, the man's pants were ripped to shreds during the wrestling match.
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Yes, a real plane, with a propellor that could easily slice them to shreds.
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Old cars were torn to shreds, and the shreds were compacted into big blocks.
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It's OK to be each other's allies, instead of ripping each other to shreds.
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Some holiday movies are beloved by critics but others have been ripped to shreds.
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From threads to shreds and back again, in my imagination I complete the story.
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Yet, critics ripped her to shreds, calling it "Artflop"; sales dipped as far as 82%.
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If an unlucky star ventures too close, the black hole's gravity tears it to shreds.
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By that point, the bouquet had been torn to shreds by the couple's dog, Sophie.
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And in the course of doing so, they would rip their personal lives to shreds.
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The explosion takes out nearby planets, blasting many to dust and tearing others to shreds.
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Taken too far, it rips contenders to shreds before Trump even takes out his scissors.
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"We would write a draft, and Judd would tear it to shreds," Ms. Gordon said.
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The company would get ripped to shreds by the press (and annoyed users) if it didn't.
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I can already hear the critics — official and otherwise — ready to rip Chyna's music to shreds.
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I will rip to shreds this Iranian nuclear deal on the very first day in office.
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You backstab your friends—run your mouth my lawyers are dying Rip you to shreds [sic].
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Trump has vowed to rip that agreement to shreds along with other landmark international trade deals.
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President Jimmy Morales has ripped the rule of law to shreds and trampled on his judiciary.
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I mean, he'd just tear people to shreds—like the hippies and the whole California movement.
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Ghost-like, their hair falling over their faces, their clothes ripped to shreds, their skin hanging.
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I also get a reusable bag because my roommate's dog ripped mine to shreds last week.
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But I feel like in another way, I got completely torn to shreds on that one.
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Don't wear anything that requires dry cleaning, or that you don't mind being torn to shreds.
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But the leftists will want to try to rip you to shreds because you had Doocy onset.
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It may only be a matter of time before this poor baby planet gets torn to shreds.
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Here, just a sampling of the people he's ripped to shreds with a few simple words: 1.
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In this case, a star wandered too close to the rogue black hole, ripping it to shreds.
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"You backstab your friends-run your mouth my lawyers are dying Rip you to shreds," Stone wrote.
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So then people feel like they can't come forward anymore because they'll just be torn to shreds.
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After miserably watching your bracket get torn to shreds, it just feels so good to laugh again.
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All these foot-powered sewing machines and increased literacy rates were tearing women's delicate minds to shreds.
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Whatever is happening in Cottonwood is no longer as benign as Sasha hallucinating ripping Becky's dress to shreds.
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But an enormous new study published Thursday in the Lancet seems poised to rip that idea to shreds.
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Kornack: Think about nature programs where you see antelopes torn to shreds by lions while they're still alive.
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The show begins in Creed, Colorado, a town that's been torn to shreds by Frank and his men.
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Even though the Dow Jones industrial average was torn to shreds on Monday, Jim Cramer still loves it.
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After a few months of that kind of use, it's easy to imagine ripping the thing to shreds.
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And Sekou Bah's Medina Medley truck, along with everything and everyone in its vicinity, gets blown to shreds.
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Madison is clearly torn to shreds by the death of Travis and she has every right to be.
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All the kids wanted to rip him to shreds and take pieces of his flesh home with them.
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In grad school in particular, you put your painting on the wall you just get ripped to shreds.
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A stoolie" and warned that he would "rip you to shreds" and "take that dog away from you.
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At least, he wasn&apost big on sleeping on them — he loved trying to tear them to shreds.
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It's reminiscent of a shark that will die if it doesn't keep moving and ripping little fish to shreds.
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The decision is drawn out and rips characters to shreds as they struggle with the enormity of their situation.
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The video, labeled "Powerful American stories ripped to shreds by Nancy Pelosi," was posted on both Facebook and Twitter.
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The American kid's going to pick him to shreds and I wouldn't be surprised if they rob him too.
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Not only is Elon Musk known for stretching and missing deadlines, but he often tears the plans to shreds.
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I have never seen a budget diary in which the diarist's habits weren't ripped to shreds below the post.
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But while the wall initially helped to reduce storm damage, the beach beyond it was soon worn to shreds.
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Even when her mic sound dipped in and out, this band just kept on grinding the venue to shreds.
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The Big Baller appeared on the "Doug & Wolf" show in Arizona on Tuesday morning ... and ripped Walton to shreds.
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Thanks to the tanks distributed weight and track pads, the streets of Washington will not be torn to shreds.
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The meal honestly fared better than I thought it would, after getting absolutely torn to shreds by the nutritionists.
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Or, when a cackling madman condemns a mother and her newborn baby to be ripped to shreds by hounds?
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Every cyclist who reached the finish was covered in dust — many with their jerseys torn to shreds from crashes.
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All along the highway were billboards ripped to shreds and giant metal signs felled and crumpled in the medians.
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He asks Marcus Lemonis to come in and provide a game plan before his company is ripped to shreds.
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I've seen gunshot victims who've had bullets rip through their spinal cords & intestines & tear their other organs to shreds.
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Well, as you know, Succession abhors joy and it will do anything it can to tear yours to shreds.
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The evening ended with the introduction of a giant, party-enveloping pink dress, which ended up torn to shreds.
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But a clear sense of cataclysm, of everything that was once taken for granted being torn to shreds, pervades throughout.
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In this scene, she's standing outside a glass door while the lobbying firm's chief legal counsel tears her to shreds.
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Lin et al, Optical: NASA/ESA/STScIWe've seen supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies tearing stars to shreds.
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This is especially true after prinsjesdag, when parliament devotes two days to letting the opposition rip the budget to shreds.
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" Stone called Credico a "rat" and a "stoolie," and said his lawyers are "are dying [to] Rip you to shreds.
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Click here to view original GIFWhat do you do if hungry raccoons are tearing your garbage to shreds every night?
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But it needs to be replenished rather frequently since the lions have a habit of ripping their catches to shreds.
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Thorncroft pointed to shreds of ashen vapor that seemed to be tearing away from one another, leaving wisps between them.
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It's their self-protecting, self-deluding rationalizations that conjure the devils of distrust that rip a social fabric to shreds.
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For not being worthy of an article on this page, you spend a lot of time ripping me to shreds!
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This attitude also works against actresses who haven't been as mercilessly ripped to shreds by the public as Hathaway has.
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Ted Cruz to shreds over his idea to use money seized from El Chapo to fund President Trump's border wall.
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One of my personal favorite features of the universe is that it is at this moment being ripped to shreds.
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Many people agree with Mazurkewicz, but I took one look at it and wanted to rip the damn thing to shreds.
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Almost immediately, he says, a young great white shark breached the water in an aerial attack, tearing the jacket to shreds.
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"I would hate it if someone turned on their camera and ripped me to shreds just because they could," Aina says.
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Trump's victory last November surprised many Republican officials, as he tore to shreds the Republican National Committee's Growth and Opportunity Project.
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Sometimes the meme trumpets that victory, like the Ethereum stans chuckling at Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash ripping one another to shreds.
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The paper had already made its way through the official peer review process before unofficial reviewers began ripping it to shreds.
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Who would bother to join a debate where every contribution is ripped to shreds within seconds by a thousand digital adversaries?
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He is a candidate ripping the party to shreds and hurting our odds of taking back the White House and Senate.
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Charlotte was "cut to shreds in a matter of seconds" in full view of her family, Ms. McCue said in court.
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Mr. Trump's campaign said that the video, titled "Powerful American Stories Ripped to Shreds by Nancy Pelosi," was clearly a parody.
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So they said fuhgeddaboudit to the niceness and tried to rip each other to shreds, while a rowdy crowd cheered and hissed.
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Ripping stereotypes to shreds one pink brow pencil at a time, Milly Toomey wants you to know that girls get angry too.
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The iconic vehicle may cruise the solar system for millions of years (if radiation or space debris doesn't rip it to shreds).
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When you find yourself thinking along the lines of:My boss will rip this report to shreds because I made a few typos.
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And if they're particularly pointy, they can rip your dog's mouth, throat, and digestive system to shreds, leading to bleeding and infection.
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So when the Jessicas tried to rip me to shreds and got our classmates to ignore me, being alone wasn't so bad.
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The odds of outright killing them were smaller, and I wouldn't get a second shot before my soldier was torn to shreds.
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Then again, this is This Is Us we're talking about — it's not like this show is above ripping viewers to shreds emotionally.
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President Donald Trump reportedly has an unofficial "filing system" that involves tearing to shreds important White House documents that must be legally preserved.
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But about three weeks ago, their détente melted, and the two candidates have been ripping each other to shreds on the campaign trail.
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Their dhotis were askew, their kurtas ripped to shreds, and a mob 40 strong was beating them with slippers, stones, and bare fists.
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Once Brandy is done eviscerating Tex, she moves on to Sadie, ripping her arms and face to shreds and leaving her utterly hysterical.
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Home swept away by intense floodwaters in New Hampshire Raw video: House ripped to shreds as it crashes into bridge after heaving storm.
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" In another excerpt, Himmler passes on instructions to equip the Auschwitz concentration camp with guard dogs capable of ripping their victims "to shreds.
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The remaining 18 percent were rescued by humans who couldn't stand to see a bird being torn to shreds by the ravenous insect.
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A curious change of heart for a man who wants to vastly expand America's coal industry and rip the Paris agreement to shreds.
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Upon closer investigation, astronomers discovered that the light was the result of a star getting torn to shreds by a supermassive black hole.
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Rebuilding a city torn to shreds CNN journalists in Mosul's historic Old City saw a place almost entirely reduced to rubble on Monday.
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The lions had a field day ripping the balls to shreds while the monkeys and meerkats destroyed the Easter baskets, grass and all.
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Wilson is suing Australia's Woman's Day magazine, claiming the publication "ripped her character to shreds," making it hard for her to get work.
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Sharp teeth are no match for flimsy dog toys, but even the toughest toys can be torn to shreds by an aggressive chewer.
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Thanks to the wool and cotton construction, you can actually run these gloves through the wash without worrying about ripping them to shreds.
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Trump had campaigned as an ardent opponent of the accord, proclaiming to raucous rallies of supporters that he'd tear the deal to shreds.
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Told the EU that he'll stick to the Obama and European standard on the Iran deal, after campaigning on ripping it to shreds.
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He rips to shreds the codes of politeness, decency, honesty and fidelity, and so renders society a savage world of dog eat dog.
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Supercuts is seeing its bottom-line cut to shreds by the coronavirus pandemic ... because folks just ain't sitting down in barber chairs anymore.
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Yesterday the Republicans finally released their new healthcare plan that will replace Obamacare and Stephen Colbert was there to rip it to shreds.
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But I love watching The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, because I love watching Julianne Moore cut to shreds by a collapsing greenhouse.
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Nothing hurts more than to pick up a newspaper and see a couple years of your blood, sweat and tears ripped to shreds.
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When Cheryl asks her mom if she's tired of her new "lifestyle," her mother's response is simply to rip Cheryl's self esteem to shreds.
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As for the fate of WASP-121b, Sing said it's doomed; eventually, this hot Jupiter will be torn to shreds by its host star.
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Sometimes, the good stuff is found in a simple fisheye lens, some saccharine colours, and just watching a band rip their instruments to shreds.
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After weeks of heavy fighting, the tent camp where the militants made their final stand in the village of Baghouz was bombed to shreds.
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And yet, the Democratic Party still considers it an optional topic of discussion—even after Trump spent his year ripping climate policies to shreds.
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But that feeling of exposure comes more from the deranged harpy eagle that is intent on ripping him to shreds for approaching her nest.
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"There are charred bodies, and some were cut to shreds and couldn't be identified," Mr. Shami said, adding that children were among the victims.
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He made clear his rationale: that the party will rip itself to shreds trying to stop someone with a clear path to the nomination.
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Our leaders have outsize influence in either weaving the moral order by their good example or ripping it to shreds by their bad example.
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Liverpool tore it to shreds here, cutting Arsenal open time and again in that devastating fashion that was once the preserve of Wenger's teams.
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Yelp's stock was ripped to shreds after the company reported sales under analysts' forecasts and also slashed its own revenue estimates for the year.
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Instead, he was torn to shreds by the elbows, knees and punches of his rangy opponent, and ultimately succumbed to a second-round TKO.
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Seeing one play out in the Twitter era would be amazing, as every pick was analyzed, debated and torn to shreds in real time.
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By the looks of tattered white plastic barely hanging in the window, I assumed a cat had gone to town and ripped them to shreds.
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So rather than ripping each other to shreds, as per the popular narrative, the Rapa Nui people were cooperating and sharing information with each other.
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In January 2015, Josh and Andi broke off their engagement, and earlier this year, Andi released a tell-all book basically ripping Josh to shreds.
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"You can swim up close to this massive prehistoric animal, knowing he could tear you to shreds in seconds but he doesn't, and it's wonderful."
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"Honestly, it felt like someone just reached inside, took my heart out, and tore it to shreds," the gold medalist told ET after the show.
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And now that Daenerys' is about to Dracarys King's Landing to shreds, the debris we thought was snow is looking a lot like ash instead.
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The democratic revolution that has swept Myanmar with such enthusiasm since 2010 may give the impression that the road map has been torn to shreds.
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First you drive the screw, which is useful work; but then you rip everything to shreds and even undo the value of your initial tightening.
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"The Spaniards rocked us with their tough defence and ripped our game plan to shreds," Serbia captain Miroslav Raduljica told the Balkan nation's RTS television.
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The first Republican debate featured Fox News — arguably the single most powerful actor in the modern Republican Party — trying to cut Trump's candidacy to shreds.
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She gave us a few things, too: She wrapped socks in sparkly ribbons and gave me a lacy green shirt that I wore to shreds.
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And now, after listening to my friends rip Amy's behavior to shreds and then reading the novel, I completely agree with the OG Amy haters.
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In the middle of the night, I hear her clawing her little heart out, tearing the corrugated center to shreds (I have to stockpile replacements pads).
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This is the region surrounding the black hole where matter is torn to shreds by the intense gravity but has not fallen inside the black hole.
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Guy Builds a Terrifying, Gigantic Mouse Trap That Can Pulverize a CoconutWhat do you do if hungry raccoons are tearing your garbage to shreds every night?
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The structural underpinnings of homophobia, racism and misogyny are among the many poisons ripping this country to shreds, coupled with ridiculous access to military-style firearms.
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But the powerful lightning strike apparently tore bark off of the tree and the electrical charge was so strong that it burned Yoder's clothes to shreds.
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All of those theories are just this silly, but alas, not all of them get the benefit of being riffed to shreds by Mike and company.
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But the Bolt's upper body also flexed a bit with every turn, and the smaller tires were torn to shreds after an hour of constant punishment.
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They are quite terrible, so this was the perfect time for announcers to tear the team to shreds or, at the very least, offer some criticism.
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If you ever wanted feel like you're standing under a spaceship that's landing without the awful side effect of being burned to shreds, here's your chance.
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At just $10.99 today, you can get one for every dog you know, plus a backup for when they inevitably tear all those squirrels to shreds.
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This is why we reach out to the leaders of the world, to repair this social contract before it is ripped to shreds before our eyes.
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So while, on the show, Horstmann later found himself a lonely, marginally sympathetic character, his actions in the real world had torn that reputation to shreds.
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Their main concern seems to be that government regulators may want to look deeper into each company's primary business after they're done tearing Libra to shreds.
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Buffalo's defense made Tom Brady look hapless for a day and Frank Gore — somehow not retired at 36 years old — tore New England's defense to shreds.
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Make time for self-care: Express your rage in a journal entry, rip it to shreds, and then gather your friends together to toast your successes.
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Critics and a lot of Average Joe's have ripped the movie to shreds ... despite some big star power, including Jason Derulo, Taylor Swift and Jennifer Hudson.
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Just a few years ago, you had to actively search out rude posts on message boards to see your decisions and personal circumstances ripped to shreds.
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The same thing happened in New York last year — two out of 40 performers were of Asian descent — and it was torn to shreds on the internet.
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Visitors took to social media to share images of the massive building's demolition as it gets ripped to shreds in the middle of Disney's "downtown" shopping area.
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He says he would "rip to shreds" the nuclear deal with Iran; after introducing his flat tax, he would abolish the IRS, along with numerous other agencies.
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The action sometimes cuts to the cackling reporters at "CMZ" — a clear and hyper-accurate take on TMZ's TV show — as they happily rip Conner to shreds.
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Yes, I've seen enough National Geographic documentaries to know a bear could rip me to shreds in no time, but could a white supremacist do the same?
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By then there's no good reason not to bring out the mower and reduce the leaves to shreds so they can feed the trees they fell from.
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Last week, Trump posted a manipulated video of Pelosi ripping up his speech, titled "Powerful American Stories Ripped to Shreds by Nancy Pelosi," to Twitter and Facebook.
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The Falcon 9 will get torn to shreds over the Atlantic Ocean during its descent, but the Crew Dragon will gently land in the ocean under parachute.
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Families from across the country pile into a clinic for malnourished children, setting aside the political and ethnic divides that have torn this new nation to shreds.
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But as Washington consumes a sensational West Wing exposé by journalist Michael Wolff, Trump is being forced to watch as his prized image is ripped to shreds.
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We gather here today to pay our respects to a theory that was and is no longer, whose death tore our knowledge of the very universe to shreds.
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I'm just a regular person and I was expecting commentary about the images and quality of the photographs, but they just ripped me to shreds, or tried to.
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Read More Cramer: Stocks that rally in a Chinese sell-off Even though the Dow Jones industrial average was torn to shreds on Monday, Cramer still loves it.
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For the most part, Cruz stood aside and watched Rubio and Trump rip each other to shreds, and then turned to the audience and threw up his hands.
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They don't give a shit about hurting you, but if you get anywhere near their cubs they will rip you to shreds and move on with their day.
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According to the Verge, the two robots already ripped each other to shreds back in September, spreading several rounds of carnage over the span of a few days.
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She related the attention to the scrutiny her father faced, recalling that he was "ripped to shreds daily," and declaring that she wouldn't fall into the same cycle.
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This man, who usually rips our articles and ideas to shreds within seconds, is now turning around in circles on a Segway in the middle of our office.
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But sometimes when I go to watch TV, it bothers me, those reality shows where the main objective is for women to just rip one another to shreds.
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A family vlogger who recently built a $10-million mansion said that fans should have to pay to watch his videos and he&aposs getting ripped to shreds
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Unlike human beings, robots can be fully repaired even when they've been torn to shreds by an industrial power saw, and the process is almost entirely guilt-free.
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Looking to the past will hopefully help us understand our future and whether we're actually heading toward a 'big rip' in which all matter is eventually ripped to shreds.
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If you needed any more proof that nature is ruthless, scary and unforgiving, take a peek at this video of giant spider crabs ripping a poor octopus to shreds.
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Fernando Londoño Hoyos, a leader of Mr Uribe's Democratic Centre Party, says his party will rip the agreement "to shreds" if it takes control of Congress and the presidency.
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Trump, however, tore it to shreds, demonstrating once again the extent to which he represents a radical departure from established political norms, thrilling his supporters and alarming his foes.
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When you think of the daily abuse that airplane seats have to endure, it's a minor miracle they aren't torn to shreds after just a week of air travel.
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As Michelle Alexander argued in The Nation, African Americans confronted what was effectively a 42 percent unemployment rate and a social safety net that had been torn to shreds.
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Next was the burster, a vicious paper-eating device that ripped the forms into individual sheets (or to shreds) with the speed and the racket of a tommy gun.
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Advanced numbers correctly tore him to shreds, and it didn't help matters when the Memphis Grizzlies and Toronto Raptors were both clearly better off after they shipped him away.
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The weird juxtaposition of the weighty and the frivolous seemed an apt metaphor for how Trump's presidency has torn age-old codes of political custom and behavior to shreds.
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Problem was, if those hypothetical moderate Republican congresspeople signed on to anything the Democrats proposed they risked being torn to shreds by conservative media outlets and challenged in primaries.
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The glass-fronted model may be more elegant, but, as much as I value aesthetics, I must prioritize the avoidance of hundreds of glass shards cutting me to shreds.
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My packing plan was as follows: Start early, tear my apartment to shreds, and hope my one large checked suitcase and one normal-sized backpack could get the job done.
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Aerial photos of the Oroville dam show the bottom portion of the spillway completely ripped to shreds, and a dramatic canyon wall with steep cliffs running along side of it.
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That's why I've pledged on Day 1 to rip to shreds this Iranian nuclear deal, and anyone that thinks you can negotiate Khamenei does not understand the nature of Khamenei.
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So, here's the upshot, folks: Kimmel doesn't want your shitty healthcare bill, and if you're going to try talk smack about him, he'll be fine with ripping you to shreds.
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Last weekend's purge of princes, officials, billionaires and businessmen by King Salman and his 32-year-old son and crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman, tears the old rulebook to shreds.
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It's all clearly a lie since Mews is ripped to shreds in Dustin's room, but it's the middle schooler's job to make sure Claudia doesn't learn of that little secret.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Any witness to Francoise Durr's French Open triumph in 1967 cannot fail to have been mesmerized by her snaking, sliced backhand with which she cut opponents to shreds.
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Smith, one of Bron's Cavs BFFs, wasn't havin' it -- ripping the dude (not our guy) to shreds ... before blowing up over a question on The King joining the Lakers, specifically.
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Here's Tom Brady on vacation with his family in Costa Rica ... proving you don't have to be ripped to shreds to be one of the greatest athletes on the planet.
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Skyworks is frequently viewed as a play on cellphone components, particularly for Apple, and the stock has been torn to shreds lately down more than 24 percent year-to-date.
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The blind passes and supporting runs that allowed the Fijians to cut the British to shreds last night are only possible for a side that has performed them together repetitively.
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On a personal note, the first time I saw Fister, I was on tour in Saint Louis, and their wall of amplifiers and gargantuan riffs tore the room to shreds.
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As the nights draw in, Boris Johnson, the Conservative prime minister, and Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, have spent their evenings ripping each other to shreds.
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A more common but less widely known way for stars to die is a red nova: When a bigger star rips a smaller one to shreds and gobbles it up.
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The NFL star's Missouri City, TX neighbor is threatening a lawsuit after her 3-year-old black lab was dragged through her backyard fence and ripped to shreds on Wednesday.
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Varble entered the event wearing a magnificent pink dress that would literally be torn to shreds by the end of the night, perhaps foreshadowing his subsequent disappearance from public view.
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Kendall Jenner's new Pepsi commercial -- in which she joins a protest or rally of some sort and then hands a cop a can of soda -- is being torn to shreds online.
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" Ms. Thompson added, "She would probably be torn to shreds by the new feminists were it not for the fact that her calm style helps to conceal her transgressions against orthodoxy.
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Related: Watch an Entirely Crocheted House Get Blown to Shreds YARN Documentary Weaves a History of Art, Wool, and Activism These Art Activists Held 152 Events Over Trump's First 100 Days
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She had a brilliant debate cutting Michael Bloomberg to shreds before the Nevada caucuses, a star turn that put her back in the national conversation and triggered a huge fundraising surge.
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"As someone who served in Iraq in 2008, I witnessed firsthand the brutal death of countless soldiers who were torn to shreds by this vicious terrorist," Collins said in his apology.
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But within a week of the opening, the installation was reduced to shreds, with canvases cut from their stretchers, 3-D-printed sculptures jacked from their bases and multiple prints stolen.
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A hairy chest and gruff voice is certainly attractive to many, and when the full moon hits, those jeans are getting torn to shreds and the beastie is going on a rampage.
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And while the US does have mental health programs for some of the low-income individuals who can't afford it, even Medicaid could possibly be cut to shreds under the Trump administration.
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Katie's also taken shots at Amber on social media, ripping her to shreds every chance she gets ... like in 2015 when Katie jumped into the Kardashian-Amber beef and defended the Klan.
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I can remember the acute feeling of terror creeping into me as I watched the video of her ripping some poor Kiwi man in a suit to shreds over and over again.
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For everyone else, the packaging would have been just another obstacle on the path to an abundance of dopamine, an inconvenience to be torn to shreds before the hungry hoovering might begin.
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Megyn Kelly is getting torn to shreds, deservedly so, by her coworkers at NBC -- especially Al Roker -- who demanded she apologize to the country for her asinine blackface comments ... and she did.
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The airport on the Dutch side had been ripped to shreds in places, while the rest of the Dutch half of the island suffered ravaged towns, power outages and a communications blackout.
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The same cannot be said for Pacers coach Nate McMillan, who saw his defensive strategy ripped to shreds in Game 1, only to roll out the exact same strategy in Game 2.
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Whistleblowers exposed House Democrats argue that the White House is yet again adopting a model of presidential power that threatens to tear the checks and balances of the US system to shreds.
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That was the dynamic headed into Sunday night's Democratic debate in Charleston, South Carolina, which was hosted by NBC News just days after the Republicans ripped themselves to shreds a few blocks away.
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Donald Trump says he will keep in place the Iranian nuclear deal to try to renegotiate ... I will rip to shreds this catastrophic Iranian nuclear deal on the very first day in office.
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But within a few days, the masterworks were decimated—ripped down, spray-painted, and otherwise torn to shreds by folks who just couldn't stand the sight of our future president's rotund, naked bod.
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But Hodor's end combined the visceral spectacle of him being torn to shreds by ice skeletons with a series of dizzying metaphysical questions about whether he had chosen to sacrifice himself at all.
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On top of that, somewhat unexpectedly, the film also features a performance from Swedish acid rock, 'we raided the tribal festival fashion section of Urban Outfitters then ripped it to shreds' band Goat.
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She was confused and put off by the fact that Peter "didn't know what he wanted," and their discussion ended in a tearful goodbye that ripped Peter fans' hearts to shreds, including mine.
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That was left to Sansa, who finally got her revenge on her husband by letting his own hounds, which Ramsay hadn't fed for seven days, tear him to shreds in front of her.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder tore Toronto's defense to shreds a couple days after Christmas and on Wednesday night they allowed Justin Holiday, Nikola Mirotic, and Lauri Markkanen to alone combine for 68 points.
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Linda Flowers says her beloved dog, Sandy, was attacked and dragged through a fence by one of 9 pitbulls at Williams' Missouri City, TX home, ripping its body to shreds in the process.
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Weeks after Hurricane Maria left the island's infrastructure torn to shreds, he visited and threw paper towels at a crowd in a city where most residents did not have power or water for months.
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Out of the factory, the Vulcan is completely configured for track use, including an asphalt-hugging ride height that would almost immediately be torn to shreds by unforgiving, pothole-ridden streets and steep driveways.
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I sat down with the former hairdresser to discuss why it pays to be honest, why the customer isn't always right, and why we should all be cutting our credit cards to shreds, stat.
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One of the great ironies of all of this is that writers know — probably better than anyone — what it feels like to have their life's creative work torn to shreds by strangers on the internet.
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Both Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau have been playing (or watching someone play) Andromeda, while I've been sitting back, with some horror, as the Internet tears the game to shreds.
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"People can judge me all they want for how I helped, they can have their opinions and tear me to shreds on social media – my 15-year-old daughter tells me what's said," she continues.
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It was darkly funny, brutally violent, it featured Johnny Cash songs, and it was strictly for adults—a road movie and Western hybrid with plenty of goons getting slashed to shreds with Wolverine's Adamantium claws.
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The resulting interview is peppered with p*ss-taking, and even Gleeson struggles to keep it completely together as Blunt tears his own career to shreds, and proclaims himself a musical genius in equal measure.
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In between, Speaker Nancy Pelosi held a morning news conference and said that Mr. Trump had seemed "a little sedated" Tuesday night at his State of the Union speech (the one she tore to shreds).
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Ann Coulter got the shaft on the "Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe" -- not because every celeb on the dais ripped her to shreds -- but because Comedy Central made it seem like her jokes bombed.
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PASSENGER FURIOUS AFTER LUGGAGE IS TORN TO SHREDS ON AN EASYJET FLIGHT The 214 passengers and crew members disembarked the plane and were taken into the terminal along with their luggage to undergo a security screening.
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I head into our weekly Wednesday morning meeting with our biggest client, where they phone in, review everything the creative team's worked on, rip it to shreds, and then leave us to deal with the damage.
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The young woman torn to shreds by her cold and unfeeling sister for not visiting her while she was sick in the hospital could vow to never ignore those in her life who need her support.
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Hooters, the popular American restaurant chain, is offering its customers a "buy 10, get 10 free" special of its boneless wings when they show up with a photo of their ex — and rip it to shreds!
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Awards show Twitter is my favorite Twitter, and, being a music nerd, the Grammys are my favorite awards show during which to get on Twitter and rip everything to shreds (with the occasional loving shout out).
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When he appeared in the dock, scores of lawyers pitched up to tear police procedure to shreds and argue that Internet videos attacking corruption and economic decline were free speech, not a threat to the state.
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The No Man's Sky I saw revealed at was not the No Man's Sky that I played, and I recall Ubisoft, rightly, getting ripped to shreds when it did the very same thing with Watch Dogs.
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Both probably recall Notre Dame's Jaylon Smith, a projected top-five pick in the 2016 draft before he tore his knee to shreds in the Fiesta Bowl against Ohio State and dropped into the second round.
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Everyone was freshly showered and in brand new, army-issue pants and shirts, but within a short time, virtually every shirt had been ripped to shreds, with some guys having little more than a collar left.
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Archie&aposs beloved stuffed lamb and puppy are no more, but his BarkBox plush toys are still around (though he did manage to get the squeaker out of Gideon the Pigeon and chewed that to shreds).
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His books about the exploits of the Third Marine Division showed dead and disfigured Marines and Japanese soldiers; jungles torn to shreds by gunfire; Marines using flamethrowers to incinerate or flush out Japanese troops in caves.
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When I travel, I buy magazines, and then I rip them to shreds; I tear out gift ideas, food ideas from other parts of the world, cool design ideas, and I organize them in my folders.
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The star in question was promptly ripped to shreds, resulting in a tidal disruption flare (TDF) as its remains fell inward and were then blasted back out into space by the energy of the black hole's jet.
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Openly, at least, Trump scoffs at these concerns, but as CRC's new analysis shows, his holdings are not going to emerge unscathed, particularly if we take the businessman's own advice and rip the Paris Agreement to shreds.
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Desmond's hands are torn to shreds by the rope he uses to lower his wounded comrades (and a few enemies!) off the ridge, and there's even a scene of a man committing Seppuku, the Japanese suicide ritual.
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According to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, the crash occurred when the truck hit the Mabelvale Pike overpass, which tore the tractor's trailer to shreds, spilling the pizzas and diesel fuel all over the highway in the process.
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Its end was signaled in 2014 by the Russian president Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea, a move that ripped to shreds the "territorial integrity" of Ukraine in direct violation of Article 2 of the United Nations Charter.
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That's very good news in light of the looming US presidential election, which features a fascist tangerine who thinks climate change is a Chinese hoax and has promised to rip the Paris agreement to shreds if elected.
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"In case it was ever put up for auction..." the text continues, then cuts to footage from inside the Sotheby's auction as bidding commences and concludes on Girl with Balloon, and the painting is ripped to shreds.
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Not only was the act of ripping these demons to shreds immensely satisfying, the game's gradually increasing difficulty made me feel like I had real control in a time where that emotion can be hard to find.
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" They then reached out to Evans who "jumped" at the opportunity to help, and agreed to play Madden and several other games against Kivlen on Monday, despite the fact that Kasky predicts Kivlen will "rip him to shreds.
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Each of those skulls is tied to a detective – haunted by the enduring mysteries surrounding that unknown person's death – as well as fractured families who are clinging to shreds of hope thattheir missing loved ones are still alive.
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The first trailer for the forthcoming and still mysterious series drops at San Diego Comic-Con: ground zero for the forces of big-bucks Hollywood geekery that have torn Moore's work to shreds over the last 18 years.
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If we don't have a solution in place to prevent widespread poverty, he worries the very fabric of our society may be ripped to shreds, something Gruber notes is already happening in communities with high rates of unemployment.
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A day after the American women romped to the team title by more than eight points, Uchimura, Oleg Verniaiev and Britain's Max Whitlock provided the kind of edge-of-the-seat drama that tore everyone's nerves to shreds.
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Much like Anne Hathaway's character in The Devil Wears Prada, who gets ripped to shreds for thinking high fashion has nothing to do with her bargain bin life, I am a trickle-down consumer who cannot be bothered.
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On a rooftop outside the Vatican, where sea gulls have ripped to shreds peace doves released out the pope's window, I watched as a pair ominously swooped above the purple zucchetto, or skullcap, of the Vatican foreign minister.
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My dog happens to be an aggressive chewer, and she tends to rip her toys to shreds relatively quickly, but if one option didn't work for her, that doesn't mean it'll be a bad fit for your dog.
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The black hole's tremendous gravitational forces tear the star to shreds, with some of its material tossed into space and the rest plunging into the black hole, forming a disk of hot, bright gas as it is swallowed.
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Look, I get why "Home" had Ramsay Bolton lure Walda Frey and his newborn half-brother into the room where he keeps his hounds, then whistle so that the dogs would tear the woman and her baby to shreds.
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Firing the guns at those huge levels of electrical power, which is necessary to ensure the explosive-free projectile still has enough kinetic energy when it reaches its target, has a nasty habit of tearing their barrels to shreds.
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In "Master Class," another meditation on the prerogatives of art, he has Maria Callas tear a trio of voice students to shreds — but they at least get to fight back with voices filled with the unanswerable charisma of youth.
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As Sandy Hook parents who lost precious children and their dedicated educators, we don't believe that on any given day, someone simply wakes up, decides to rip a community to shreds and walks out the door armed to kill.
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All of these behaviours might be "odious" and out of whack with the ideal of an impartial jury, the justices noted, but jury privacy would be torn to shreds if all of them are cause to nullify verdicts after the fact.
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There, scientists are pretty sure a supermassive black hole around four million times the mass of our sun, called Sagittarius A*, powers the orbit of the Milky Way's rotation, tears matter to shreds and flings balls of it across space.
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And Congress' unilateral decapitation of Puerto Rico's internal constitutional structure, without the consent of the Puerto Rican people, will no doubt tear to shreds the fundamental right to self-government of the 3.4 million U.S. citizens residing on the island.
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He's too flighty to stick to a script anyway: consider that his meal ticket to the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner (where President Obama ripped him to shreds) came from the Washington Post, from whom he pulled press credentials last week.
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In a brief YouTube video called "Home alone," a Manhattan Labradoodle puppy named Kody knocks a roll of paper towels off a dresser, studies it, rolls it with a paw and begins to chew it to shreds: Project sought, project found.
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Diego Simeone's Atlético Madrid might have been ripped to shreds by a reinvigorated Borussia Dortmund, and it might have closed its group stage campaign with a dispiriting draw at Club Brugge, but it still presents a uniquely physical, exacting challenge.
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At 30,000 feet, he is still remembering, for some reason, how, as a child, he would come home after hours playing out in the burning sun, his clothes ripped to shreds from clambering over rocks or wrestling with his friends.
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NGOs that provide harm reduction programs in some of the most impoverished parts of Budapest, which are home to many Roma people who live in deep poverty, have had funding and support from Hungary's right wing government cut to shreds.
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Even my losses can give me stories to tell, when things work right: Never doubt the ability of a light mech to tear your heavy to shreds once it gets you trapped in the urban canyons of a dense city.
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A caveat here: Most physicists harbor little doubt that you would be ripped to shreds long before you came anywhere near smaller black holes (the technical term is 'spaghettified,' where intense gravitational forces stretch you into a string of atoms).
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But for fans of his work in Black Flag and Rollins Band, it's always a fun surprise to see Hank pop up in random movies in which he stands an extremely high chance of being torn to shreds by the film's end.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Suspended prison sentences of three to four months where handed down on Wednesday to three people found guilty of violent conduct when Air France executives had their shirts ripped to shreds last year by employees furious over planned job cuts.
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We wouldn't put it past the writers to have everyone make it out safely only to have another tragic event happen, like a car accident on the way to the hospital, or something that would further tear our wounded hearts to shreds.
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"If Michael was strong enough in the real world to subdue Lucifer, this one is strong enough in the alternate universe to tear Lucifer to shreds and to sort of be the one responsible for the condition of the alternate universe," he explains.
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It's a nexus of misery for the 25-year-old who quickly tears himself to shreds in what becomes an uncompromising burrow into the emotional costs racial hierarchies can exact from the political, professional, and romantic lives of Black people in America.
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The new version that hit theaters this theaters doesn't give us any more of Damon Herriman's Manson or a longer version of that young girl brilliantly ripping Leo's acting to shreds or whatever—it just pads out the movie with, uh, more fake commercials?
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In many regards, Star Trek Beyond is a pretty familiar Trek tale, but this early battle sequence is one of the franchise's most inspired, our heroes' vessel being torn to shreds by a swarm of enemy ships too tiny for its weapons to hit.
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Couple this with being thrust into adult environments and sometimes bearing the responsibility as a primary earner for your household and it's no surprise that the likes of Corey Feldman, Amanda Bynes, Corey Haim, and then later Britney Spears were torn to shreds by fame.
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Thanks in part to the explosion of CrossFit (not to mention the ripped-to-shreds bodies kicking butt at the popular CrossFit games), people are realizing that the basic barbell—and a basic set of dumbbells—are still the ultimate muscle-building, body-shaping tools.
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"Clinton's credibility has been torn to shreds, and as her team struggles to spin her obvious breach of the law, her persistent dishonesty has only created a new set of hurdles," Sean Spicer, the RNC's communications director and chief strategist, wrote in the memo.
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When it strayed too close to its galaxy's central black hole, which possessed a gravitational bulk equal to three million of our Suns, the wayward star was ensnared by immense tidal forces, torn to shreds, and devoured in a spectacular display of cosmic fireworks.
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Time magazine hailed him on its cover as "Saving Mexico," but when a group of students arrived in the town of Iguala in southern Guerrero state in late September that year, it ignited a chain of events that would tear this narrative to shreds.
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" In his apology the next day, Mr. Collins cited his own service in Iraq in 2008, as a chaplain in the Air Force Reserve, saying that he had "witnessed firsthand the brutal death of countless soldiers who were torn to shreds by this vicious terrorist.
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"I have a girlfriend and 5 months in I'm still scared to kiss her out in public because society makes me feel like I'm going to be ripped to shreds for it and we shouldn't feel this way," one person responded to Delevingne's post.
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But activists and neutral scientists have ripped these claims to shreds: For one, the tenfold increase shrinks in comparison to the number of kratom users in America, and in all but one of the reported deaths, other substances may have been at play, including opioids.
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Cruz said as president he would "rip to shreds" the international agreement on Iran's nuclear program and predicted if Clinton is elected in November Iran would detonate a nuclear weapon, "sadly not as a test," over a city like Tel Aviv, New York or Los Angeles.
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By pulling together Baldwin's own words with footage — both images he would have known well and clips of Baldwin himself, talking with interviewers, politely tearing them to shreds — I Am Not Your Negrobecomes a document of a country by way of a keen observer and unsparing thinker.
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PARIS, May 27 (Reuters) - Members of a union spearheading protests in France rallied at a courthouse on Friday in support of five people who risk prison over an incident in which Air France executives had their shirts ripped to shreds by employees furious over planned job cuts.
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It's been enough to draw the attention of pisstaking YouTubers, although given how young some of these kids seem to be, it makes for somewhat uncomfortable viewing when their attempts are ripped to shreds by accounts like WillNE in videos tagged under 'Internet's Cringiest Kids Makes Grime'.
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Here's how it goes down, according to lead author Eden Girma, a Harvard University undergraduate student and Banneker/Aztlán Institute member: Every 10,000 years or so, an unlucky star ventures too close to Sagittarius A*, falls into its deadly tidal embrace, and gets torn to shreds.
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At one point during the lunchtime rally, two male protesters stood in the stands holding signs saying "Marco Rubio—Empty Suit," but Rubio's supporters wrestled the signs away and a man in the crowd tore one to shreds before throwing it down into the booing audience.
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I was lulled by the sound of the machines soaping up the clothes, the manufactured scent of mountain springs, the manicured hands that maneuvered the red buttons of a blender on all three screens at once: a trio of zucchinis went to shreds. 1-800-BLENDIT!
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But that came at the cost of making its characters the kind of people who might be fun to overhear at a neighboring table in passing rather than actually spend time with, since they'd probably just rip you to shreds and crack a vicious joke about it.
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He'd tried to cheese this encounter a bit by taking away the most of the guards' weapons while they were still inanimate corpses littered around the tomb, but it turns out that their withered claw-like hands are still plenty capable of tearing him to shreds.
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Sure, they're small and cute, but that's how they lure you into a false sense of security—a single squirrel might be adorable and unassuming, but a swarm of them, crazed with rabies or rage, could tear someone to shreds with their sharp claws and acorn-shattering teeth.
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We talked to the gaming guru -- who founded the FaZe Esports collective -- at the Logan Paul/KSI fight this weekend and he cleared the air with us on what exactly happened last month at the Encore at Wynn Hotel in Sin City, where his room was torn to shreds.
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The event has had some ups and downs in the past, but I've enjoyed the last few iterations as a big, dorky love fest for games and the community dedicated to absolutely ripping them to shreds, as our own Cameron Kunzelman broke down in this piece last year.
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By pulling together Baldwin's own words with footage — both images he would have known well and clips of Baldwin himself, talking with interviewers, politely tearing them to shreds — I Am Not Your Negro creates a document of a country by way of a keen observer and unsparing thinker.
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AMC's The Terror was one of the best TV shows of 2018, an ice-bound, eerie tale of men trapped above the Arctic Circle, turning on each other and trying to escape a malevolent monster (or possibly god) who wanted nothing more than to tear them to shreds.
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A man who's been torn between two different identities — Stark and Greyjoy — realizes he can reconcile them by trying to simply be a good, honorable man, and a man who's been torn to shreds by trauma nonetheless throws himself back into the heart of battle for a loved one.
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By pulling together Baldwin's own words with footage — both images he would have known well and clips of Baldwin himself, talking with interviewers, politely tearing them to shreds — I Am Not Your Negro becomes a document of a country by way of a keen observer and unsparing thinker.
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"The collision ripped the dwarf to shreds," said Vasily Belokurov, a contributor to the discovery, who is the lead author on the Sausage discovery papers and a researcher at the University of Cambridge in the U.K. and the Center for Computational Astrophysics at the Flatiron Institute in New York City.
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It's why this Iranian nuclear deal is so catastrophic, and it's why I've pledged, on the very first day in office, to rip to shreds this Iranian nuclear deal so we're not sitting here in five years, wondering what to do about an Iranian missile launch when they have nuclear weapons.
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Considering the fact a reputable American MMA promotion such as WSOF couldn't find regular match-ups for a tough, talented fighter with a penchant for tearing their opponents knees to shreds, you would be forgiven for thinking those in Europe would also be running well clear of a showdown against Toquinho.
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The fact that the media is still obsessing about this story two months in and being used by people who want to push a narrative that Smollett damaged race relations, rather than acknowledging that race relations have already been ripped to shreds in the Trump era, is the real embarrassment.
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Rather, it's the intense, focused attention the story pays to the way systemic oppression operates across categories: the way the women of Gilead are so starved for power that they are willing to grasp at it wherever they can, whether that's by policing one another or by tearing an accused rapist to shreds.
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For viewers who are only in it for the disaster-porn, Geostorm's main problem is that these sequences play out too similarly, with the camera finding one "face of the catastrophe" victim to follow around as things fall apart, and then the usual glossy CGI weather tearing glossy CGI cities to shreds.
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Conventional wisdom among House moderates is that the Senate will rip this bill to shreds, and so the best strategy is to strike a face-saving compromise and pass it out of the House so Senate Republicans can do the work of either killing it or crafting something that's not a disaster.
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By pulling together Baldwin's own words with a variety of footage — both images Baldwin would have known well and clips of Baldwin himself, talking with interviewers, politely tearing them to shreds — I Am Not Your Negro creates a document of a country through a portrait of a keen observer and unsparing thinker.
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Florida's Gouge Away, with their lightning fast songs that average under 90 seconds, piercing squeals, and nods to late 22015s screamo and powerviolence greats, didn't stand much of a chance of getting noticed among the flood of windmill kickers, but goddamn if their debut LP doesn't rip the whole scene to shreds.
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TMZ posted a better version showing Brady kissing Bündchen , with the caption "Tom Brady & Gisele are a sun-kissed couple and he proves you don't have to be ripped to shreds to be the G.O.A.T." (Greatest of All Time.) The website Ask Men pointed out that people were ripping Tom Brady for not having abs.
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Disconsolate and alone in Orlando as memories of his lost Jueles "come back like winter clothes," aging white guy Kenny contends with bad knees and a dislocated shoulder, name-checks Steely Dan and Judge Mathis, disses drug dependency and 40-minute smoke breaks, rips a letter to shreds, and consigns unnamed rappers to landfill.
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"This unique conjunction of the two onetime top-ranking stars in a story about two aging sisters who were once theatrical celebrities themselves does not afford either opportunity to do more than wear grotesque costumes, make up to look like witches and chew the scenery to shreds," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The moment you pick up a plastic bag, you're gifted with a sliver of eternity — you can use it all you want, until it's ripped to shreds and smelly and damp; you can use it as poop-scooper, a hair cover, or a trash bag, over and over and over.
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RoDyMan, which is short for Robotic Dynamic Manipulation, has sensors in its head that allow it to see its workspace and it has an impressive level of coordination, but it's still struggling to perfect one crucial part of pizza-making: So far, RoDyMan hasn't been able to toss the dough without accidentally tearing it to shreds.
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In the new controversial thriller, The Hunt, Justin Hartley gets blown to shreds by a grenade, a woman falls into a pit of mutilating spikes (a day shy of her birthday, no less!), and two women duke it out in one of the most intense fight sequences of the year, turning kitchen tools into deadly weapons.
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Have you heard of the man sentenced in January 2017 to 20 years in prison for plotting a deadly attack to kill American Muslims in New York that included a plan to blow up a mosque with a Molotov cocktail and using military-grade guns as well as a machete to cut the Muslims "to shreds"?
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Starting in earnest back in 22018 with Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty, mainstream fashion magazines began casting plus-size models like Ashley Graham in their pages to much fanfare, setting the stage for consumers to harness the power of social media to amplify conversations around brand campaigns that celebrate diverse bodies — and, conversely, to tear those that don't to shreds.
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Since no light can escape them, they're invisible to the eye, and we have no confirmation that they actually exist—only heaps of indirect evidence, particularly the gravitational wobbles in orbits of nearby stars, the behavior of interstellar gas clouds, and the gaseous jets that spew into space when an unseen source of extreme gravity appears to rip cosmic matter to shreds.
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But weirdly enough, a running theme through some of the first reviews is that its bonkersness at least has a lurid, irresistible charm, that it commits so hard that you can't help but be sucked in, that criticising it at all misses the point, that it feels almost cruel to tear it to shreds because it believes in itself so much.
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Read more:BBC host grills Sean Spicer: 'You have corrupted discourse for the entire world by going along with these lies'ABC White House correspondent rips Sean Spicer's new book to shreds in scathing reviewSean Spicer's new book praises Trump as a 'unicorn riding a unicorn across a rainbow'Sean Spicer is planning a TV talk show, but it looks like nobody wants to be on it
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It sends them into spirals of self-loathing and catty desperation (nearly every character in the film has some sort of eating disorder; much of the female bonding takes place around vomiting in a bathroom stall) and pumps its main trio full of cocaine and champagne which leads to unforgivable mishaps, like ripping their friend's wedding dress to shreds the night before the ceremony.
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Let's not let Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDon't let 'welfare for all' advocates derail administration's food stamp program reforms Hillicon Valley: Officials worry about Nevada caucus technology after Iowa | Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei | Workers at Kickstarter vote to unionize | Bezos launches B climate initiative Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei MORE (D-Calif.) and her radical left wing "squad" rip that progress to shreds.
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I admit that it came as a shock of relief and an immense emotional pleasure when, in the much-discussed ending of "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood," Tarantino's version of the story unexpectedly veered away into some other, dreamlike, better world, where the monsters inadvertently passed through the wrong door and met the end they deserved — torn to shreds, bludgeoned to a pulp, burned to a cinder.
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I admit that it came as a shock of relief and an immense emotional pleasure when, in the much-discussed ending of "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood," Tarantino's version of the story unexpectedly veered away into some other, dreamlike, better world, where the monsters inadvertently passed through the wrong door and met the end they deserved — torn to shreds, bludgeoned to a pulp, burned to a cinder.
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Paideia is based on the idea that a healthy democracy requires a certain sort of honorable citizen — that if we're not willing to tell one another the truth, devote our lives to common purposes or defer to a shared moral order, then we'll succumb to the shallowness of a purely commercial civilization, we'll be torn asunder by the centrifugal forces of extreme individualism, we'll rip one another to shreds in the naked struggle for power.
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And because Zuckerberg is effectively a world leader, I can't help but see a dark parallel between these acts and what's happening elsewhere, as the US National Archives destroys millions of documents that could have one day told a story about one of the most shameful chapters in our country's history, and a brigade of men in the White House run around with Scotch tape trying to preserve the documents that President Trump rips to shreds.
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Like an enraged toddler, the House speaker rewarded President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's moving and aspirational State of the Union speech by dramatically tearing it to shreds, intentionally insulting not only the president but the many American heroes whose uplifting stories were woven into the fabric of his address.
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Among the possible quips that could come up: mentions of President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE's acquittal in his impeachment trial, the state Democratic Party's struggles in tabulating the outcome in the Iowa caucuses, the commander in chief's State of the Union address and/or Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump says what he learned from impeachment is that 'Democrats are crooked' Bull meets china shop: Roger Stone controversy follows a familiar pattern House to vote Thursday on removing ERA ratification deadline MORE's (D-Calif.) now-famous ripping of her copy of the speech to shreds, and the current crop of 6900 White House hopefuls battling it out for the Democratic nomination, with the New Hampshire primary looming on Tuesday.
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